Son of Kong

MORSE CODE BEEPING

ORCHESTRAL SCORE BEGINS

Carl Denham.

Mrs Hudson. Mrs Hudson!

-MRS HUDSON:

-You get out of my house!

I'll have you arrested.

MAN: Ma'am, that's my business. I'm supposed to...

DOOR SLAMS

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-All right, Mr Denham. It's only me.

Oh, I am sorry, Mr Denham.

He said he was the gas man. Had a card and everything.

Listen, Mrs Hudson,

as long as I'm rooming in your house, if your own father comes to the door,

don't you believe a word he says.

It's a pity the people in New York don't try and catch a few gunmen

instead of hunting a nice gentleman like you.

KNOCK ON DOOR WOMAN: Is Mrs Hudson there?

-Oh, that's the lady in the front room.

-Oh.

Coming.

-I'm from the news.

-Is that so? Well, I've got news for you.

-You're gonna get out of this room so fast...

-Oh, no, I'm not.

Ladies, ladies, no riots, please.

If people don't stop getting into my house under false pretences...

I just want a story.

If I go back without it, I'll lose my job.

Don't bother to pull that old line.

You're big news, you know.

What, after a whole month?

That's time enough for New York to forget the world war.

The war was a long way off, but King Kong, the giant ape, was right here on the spot.

-So I've heard.

-And you're the man that brought him here.

Kong is dead, but everybody's interested in you, too, Mr Denham.

All those people that Kong killed and injured,

all the property owners who are suing you for damages...

And the theatre owners,

and men who put money in advance publicity and...

Say, are you telling me?!

Why don't you let him alone? He hasn't left the house for a week.

That's what I want. The personal reaction story.

-You want to know what the captor of the late Kong thinks about?

-Yeah.

I thought I had him safe.

Don't you suppose I'm sorry for the harm he did?

I wish I'd left him on his island.

Ol' Kong, I'm sure paying for what I did to you.

Mrs Hudson, suppose we look out and count the gentlemen in disguise who are waiting for me?

-If I don't get out of this house pretty soon, I'll choke.

-Hey!

Aren't you gonna give me a story?

All right. Tell my public that Carl Denham,

the bright boy who was going to make a million dollars out of King Kong, is broke.

Everybody in New York is suing me.

The only place I haven't heard from is the Bide-A-Wee Home.

But Mr Denham, my readers want to know...

-There's a newsboy, a peddler, and a taxi driver.

-Bet they're all process servers.

-There's a man coming up the steps.

-Huh?

DOORBELL RINGS

Why, it's Charlie. Let him in.

-Hello, Charlie. What do you want?

-Captain Englehorn send you this.

-Where'd you come from?

-All time stay on ship. Cook for skipper. Easy job.

Tell the skipper I'll be over at the ship as soon as I get out of here.

-You scared to come out now?

-You said it. Much obliged, Charlie.

-Maybe you can get out through the basement.

-Let's try it.

So that's the mess I'm in, Skipper.

Kong sure was a hoodoo for me.

I guess next time you leave big monkey alone, huh?

-Next time?

-CHUCKLES

Charlie, must think Kongs are plentiful.

Well, now I'll tell you why I wanted to see you.

I've got a plan for both of us.

What? Gonna get a couple of megaphones and run sightseeing trips around the harbour?

Mr Denham, I...

Mickey!

-One more summons and I'll brain you.

-No, no! Wait, Mr Denham!

I ain't got no summons. Honest, I ain't.

I come to tip you off.

-Did you follow me over here?

-No.

I live over here. My father-in-law said he saw you come in by the gates.

I feel very friendly to you, Mr Denham.

-You kept me working steady lately.

-Sure, I've been a big help. What's on your mind?

I heard this afternoon you're going to be indicted.

-What?

-Indicted.

The grand jury's going to indict you.

-Oh, let me out of this. I'm going crazy.

-You take my tip and get out.

Summons is one thing

and grand jury is something else already.

-They gonna put you on the stand.

-Stop it!

Mickey, much obliged. Now beat it, will ya?

All right, but such a fine customer...

< ENGLEHORN: Oh, Denham?

Denham, I...

What good is the grand jury?

What can they find out?

I brought Kong back here, he got loose, did a lot of damage, got killed, and that's that.

-What can I do about it?

-We go to jail for ten years.

What do you mean "we"?

I'm in it, too, up to my neck.

Now see here, this ship's still mine. There're no attachments on her yet.

-They just haven't got around to you.

-That's reason for hurrying.

-In three hours, I can get together a skeleton crew.

-Yeah, and we'll go yachting.

We can make some sort of a living carrying freight.

Take the East Indies.

There are hundreds of ports there that no sizeable ship goes to. I know that part of the world.

What'll we use for money?

I've saved up a little, enough to get us started.

-Yes, but...

-Come on, Denham.

You know, Skipper, you're pretty swell to be willing to take me with you.

Is it a go then?

What, to be off on this ol' ship again out of all this?

Say, you bet it's a go.

Well, this looks like a hustling community, Skipper.

Suppose we can get any business here?

Better get some soon or we won't be able to pay the crew.

Say, er...

How far is it to Kong's island?

1,753 miles.

You're pretty glib with that. You been checking up?

Oh, I just happened to come across

our old chart last night, and I-I was curious.

Yeah, sure.

Oh, Bosun!

-<

-Yes, sir?

Get that number two hatch off and break out the cargo.

That won't take very long.

If we weren't so shorthanded, I'd get rid of that man.

He's a troublemaker.

Of course Wong Ho would have to ship his copra last week.

Well, let's see.

There's a couple of traders here. We might see them tomorrow and get a bit of a cargo.

Hey, look, Skipper. There's a show in town.

-I'll bet it's terrible.

-Don't be a crab, Skipper.

It's a show. We ought to see it.

-I want a drink and some dinner.

-Oh, there's plenty of time for that.

You don't mean to say you're gonna miss the Sagacious Seals?

Don't you want a laugh and thrill with La Belle Helene?

# You ran away and never told me

# What for, what for

# And now your arms will never hold me

# No more, no more

# I don't want the train on the track

# Don't want the ship on the sea

# Why?

# Cos they ain't bringing you back to me

# Poor me. #

Thank you for your kind reception of our efforts.

And remember,

another big show here tomorrow night!

SPEAKS NATIVE LANGUAGE

STRUMMING UP-TEMPO

Well, if that's your idea of a pleasant evening, I...

It's interesting, Skipper.

You could take a kid like that and put her over to the producer of a musical comedy.

Mm-hmm, but not to the captain of a freighter.

HE CHUCKLES

Father, is that man coming again tonight?

Yes, he is. Any objection? Can't I have a friend drop in?

He isn't a friend.

Well, he's a white man. Somebody to talk to.

-Somebody to drink with.

-That's enough.

Shut up now and go to bed.

You can't get away from here.

No money.

Oh, you think you can get away from here, huh?

DRUNK: Your Dutchman will be here in a couple of days, won't he?

-Dutch magistrate?

-HE SCOFFS

What do you think he'll do for you?

He don't care what happens to you

and your rotten little show.

It's not a rotten show!

I was ringmaster in the biggest circus.

We used to play Colombo, Singapore...

Sure, and you was rotten.

Who are you calling...? Who are you?

A rotten captain.

You lay off of me.

A rotten captain with no ship.

Lost it on purpose, eh?

Tried to get the insurance, didn't you?

Shut up!

Poor captain, lost ship,

lost job, lost certificate.

Oh, dry up, you old tramp.

You're a tramp.

No certificate. No job.

You're no better than me!

And you just lay off my liquor, will ya?

Get your hands...

Father! Father!

Come on! Run away!

Father!

Father!

Father, tell me what happened. Who did it?

Oh, Miss, I heard about your father.

If I could do anything...

You've done enough.

You killed my father.

Killed? Why, what...?

The tent caught fire.

My father was beaten over the head.

He wasn't burned.

What do you think the magistrate will say to that?

You can't accuse me. You wasn't there.

How do you know I wasn't? Unless you were.

How do you know what my father said to me before he... Before he died?

He... What did he say?

The magistrate will be here in a few days.

I'll tell him.

You better be careful.

What are you going to tell the magistrate?

You can just wonder about that till he gets here.

PIANO PLAYS

There isn't a pound of cargo for us here.

What do we do now?

Might pick up some business in the Banda group.

It's a dull life, Skipper.

We need excitement.

Carl Denham. Don't you remember me? Nils Helstrom.

Well, for the love of Mike.

Helstrom. Sure, I remember you.

Oh, this is Captain Englehorn. Captain Helstrom.

Sit down. Say, do you know who this is?

The man who gave me the map of Kong's island, and he wants to know if I remember him.

Ha ha ha! Have a drink.

Was that your ship came in last night?

Mine and Denham's.

I heard about you in Singapore.

How you'd captured the biggest animal on earth and taken him to New York.

CHUCKLES

Oh, I'm down, Denham.

Don't you think you owe me something?

CHUCKLES

Well, sir, you certainly came to the right man.

-How about a 50-50 split?

-You mean that?

Sure, I mean it. I'll give you half of everything I made out of King Kong.

-How much would it come to?

-Well, let's see.

10... No, 11 lawsuits and the privilege of being indicted by the grand jury, too.

-SIGHS:

-Then you're broke, too.

Broke? I'm shattered.

Then how about giving me passage on your ship?

I want to get away from here.

Where's your own ship?

Oh, I lost her on a bank of reefs.

Tough luck. No job since?

Everyone is down on me. It wasn't my fault. You know what those waters are like.

Will you take me to some port that isn't Dutch?

What's the matter with the Dutch?

I tell you, they're down on me.

I want to make a fresh start.

You realise how far we'd have to go to land you out of Dutch jurisdiction?

We can't run all over the Indian Ocean carrying one passenger.

Sorry, old man. Have another drink.

But, Denham, when you got Kong off that island,

didn't you get the treasure?

What?

Didn't you find the treasure?

Find it?

Why, I never even heard of it.

Say, are you kidding me?

No, why should I?

To tell the truth, I had an idea I'd go and look for it myself some day.

Oh, you held out on me, eh?

How much do you know about this treasure?

Well, not a lot.

A dying native I picked up at sea...

You drew the map from his description and he told you.

Yeah. He talked about the treasure of the island.

Who put it there?

Why the people who built the wall.

Yes, that might be.

Skipper, do you remember I said there wasn't

a reason on earth for going back?

Look, the answer to a prayer.

We're off again.

KNOCK ON DOOR

Hello. I heard you were stopping here.

I was worried about you, thought I'd see you before I go.

Are you going?

-Yes, off tonight in a big rush.

-On YOUR ship?

Yeah, sure.

There isn't any other way to get out of this place, is there? Oh, here.

You take this.

-Can't I go, too?

-What?

Let me go on your ship.

Nix, kid, nix. We're going on a long voyage.

-We won't be putting in any port where we could leave you.

-Don't leave me. Please, take me with you.

I won't be any trouble.

I-I'll just sit on the ship.

I won't talk or anything.

Oh, listen, kid, I can't. Honest.

Take this money and buy yourself a passage on the next ship

that's going where you want to go. Go on, take it.

Aw, let me go with you.

Please? Please?

Now, now, now, nothing doing.

You take it. Sorry it isn't more,

but that's the best I can do.

There'll be a schooner or something along pretty soon.

I can't take you, kid. You'll be OK.

You just make a plan and stick to it.

-All right.

-That's a good girl.

It's a pretty tough life, isn't it?

Well, good luck.

-Weather's made to order, Skipper.

-I hope it holds.

-The next land we sight will be Kong's island.

-Yep.

That fella Helstrom is getting too chummy with the crew.

I don't like it.

Why don't you call him down for it?

What's your opinion of Helstrom?

He got in some trouble over losing his ship, I guess.

That's pretty plain.

He certainly was anxious to leave Dakang.

And he isn't at all anxious to get to Kong's island.

-Have you noticed him when we talked about the time we were there?

-Think he's scared?

-Scared green.

Green now and yellow later on, eh?

Does he expect us to go ashore?

Why, sure.

He's got to have a bodyguard, hasn't he?

Say, you know there was a dozen sailors killed

on the last voyage he made here?

-Killed? By them animals?

-Yeah.

But you see Denham and the skipper came out all right.

Ah, but you don't have to worry.

There's plenty of rifles aboard.

If I was captain,

I certainly wouldn't take my crew into danger.

-Hey!

-What?

WHISPERING

What?! Hey, Bill!

WHISPERING

Where?

Hey, Tommy!

WHISPERING

I'll give Helstrom a tip that's he's too thick with the crew.

Go ahead. It's bad for discipline.

Heh. We must be in Russia.

Here comes the committee of the workers.

Captain Englehorn?

Well?

Captain, I went down in forward hold.

Well, what of it?

Captain, I found something!

What's the matter? Found what?

Holy mackerel!

I just didn't have anywhere to go.

All right, go back to your work.

This young lady a friend of yours, Mr Denham?

No. Well, yes. I met her.

That is, I talked with her in Dakang.

Look, this isn't my fault.

I told her she couldn't come.

Well, we can't take her back.

Mr Helstrom!

You ought to be beaten to a pulp.

You called me?

Yes, we have a passenger and she...

You! You... How did you get here?

This is our partner.

-I know him.

-Oh, you do?

Of course, you couldn't help seeing each other in Dakang, could you?

Ahem.

Well, here we are, just one big, happy family.

You took the words right out of my mouth.

You keep your mouth shut. You promise me to keep quiet?

I won't promise.

You crazy brat, Denham's sore at you anyway for being here.

You try to make trouble between us and he'd be off you for life.

Skipper's looking for you.

Say, er, I don't know what's the matter with you and Helstrom, but...

we're all cooped up together on this ship.

I didn't ask you to come. You're here on your own hook.

And no matter who you like or dislike,

you've got to behave and be pleasant...

understand?

Are you mad at me?

Not very.

It's, er...

This is nice, isn't it?

It's all right.

Mr Denham? Mr Denham?

-Yeah?

->

Skipper says get dressed and come on deck.

OK. What is it? Have we sighted the island?

Yes, sir. About two miles off.

Say, it's a thrill coming back here.

Yes, sir. You had a pretty bad time when you were here before.

Yeah, it's a tough spot. The natives will be glad to see us. We did 'em a good turn once our...

What the...?

I'm warning you all.

You're crazy to do a thing like this.

-We're not crazy enough to go to that island.

-What is it, Skipper? Is this on the level?

-It's real enough.

-Where's Helstrom? They get him, too?

All right, over that side in the lifeboat, all of you.

Oh, so this is why you've been spending so much time in the folks hold.

-What do you think you're doing?

-We know what we're doing. Get over the side.

You can row yourselves to your island and stay there.

Yes, and if those animals kill anybody it won't be us.

Now get going.

Because you pay us your dirty money you think you own us.

You sweat and drive us, but you don't give us a living wage for our blood and sweat.

-When did you do all this sweating?

-You think you own us body and soul.

Oh, listen to reason.

We've listened enough. We've got the ship and we're gonna keep it. Over the side!

-You're not shoving this kid off, too.

-She followed you on, she can follow you off.

Do you think I want to stay? I know.

Here's your chance to get rid of me.

He killed my father.

-What?

-He was a drunken old tramp. I didn't kill him.

I know you did.

He said you'd be angry if I tried to make trouble.

Well, what a fine partner you've turned out to be.

Oh, pipe down. Get going.

Of course you know what this'll mean when you get caught.

Listen, I'll call the whole thing off now. We'll turn back.

Sure. And be arrested for mutiny as soon as we reach port.

-I won't report you.

-It's too late for that kind of talk. We'll stick by what we've done.

CREW MUTTERS

Go over that side and see how you like it.

I'll be seeing you again. I hope.

What do you think the chances are?

-Charlie, they throw you off, too?

-No throw off. Get off.

Me no like them men.

Cast off!

Wait! Aren't you gonna give us any guns?

-We've given you food and water. You're lucky to get that.

-A smart man like you don't need a gun.

Good boy, Charlie.

You cook now. You die pretty soon!

Row, you blasted bourgeois.

You've got a nice day for it.

Heh heh heh!

Now then go to your places.

Stokers below.

Bosun, get that ladder up.

What was that?

I said get the ladder up.

Oh, and I promote you. You'll be mate now.

That's fine. Who's gonna be captain?

-I'm taking command of course.

-Oh!

Clear the decks! Get back to work!

ALL LAUGH

Do you think that we got rid of a good captain

so we could have a bad one?

We're through with captains on this ship.

He wants to be boss.

Let him go with the rest of the bosses.

Get moving!

Yo-ho!

CREW LAUGH

Ha!

BOSUN: That's where all captains belong. Over the side.

Bon voygee, Captain Helstrom.

Something tells me we've got a passenger.

Well, how nice to see you again.

Under the circumstances.

Skipper, have we gotta save him?

BIRDS CHIRP

Hey, Skipper, when the natives see us I'll bet they'll throw a party.

Well, maybe not a party.

It's the chief.

Hey, did you throw that, you rat?

SPEAKS IN NATIVE LANGUAGE

Yes. Cos his village is destroyed and his people are killed and it's all our fault

for leading Kong inside the wall.

Well, tell him not to attack us. Tell him we overcame Kong and we're still a menace.

HE REPLIES IN NATIVES' LANGUAGE

-Come on, Charlie. We've gotta find another place to land.

-Yes, sir.

BIRDS CHIRP

What's the good of this? There's no way out.

It's the only place we've seen where we can get a foot ashore. Maybe we can climb up someplace.

You stick with me, kid.

A fly couldn't climb out of here.

Yeah, here's a way out.

Wait till I take a look.

-Uh, Captain.

-Hmm?

I, er, about that mutiny, I...

The less said the better, Helstrom. We're all in a tight place together

-and I don't think you'll let us down.

-No, no, of course not.

Of course not.

-Well, I didn't know that you came.

-You said stick to you.

Heh. You obey orders.

Why doesn't Denham come back?

We better go look for him.

A smart man like you don't need a gun.

Ha!

Look!

WHIMPERING

Well, if it isn't a little Kong!

He's stuck in the quicksand. He can't get out.

Why, I never knew that old Kong had a son.

MOANING

-Don't you think we out to help him?

-Well...how?

HOOTING

MOANING

If we could get logs and things to him, maybe he could get out.

Aren't you afraid of him?

Yes, sort of.

Well...it sounds kind of silly, but I'm sorry for him.

So am I. But I've got a reason.

Animals always know when you're trying to help them.

I don't believe he'd hurt us if he got out.

Well, I suppose we're both crazy, but...let's try.

WHIMPERS

GRUNTING

WHIMPERING

Look out, Skipper! That's quicksand!

Skipper, there's a...

Skipper, believe it or not, there's a little Kong.

What? A little...

How little?

Well, just a little one. About 12 feet high.

Good. Well, what happened? What did you do?

Well, I know it sounds funny, but instead of shooting him, I helped him out of a jam. I felt...

Well, I-I felt I owed his family something.

You really feel conscience-stricken about King Kong, don't you?

Whatever you do, don't mention Little Kong to Helstrom.

He'd have a nervous breakdown.

I'd like to break his neck.

We ought to go hunting. Save our rations for emergencies.

This is cut right into the side of Skull Mountain.

My guess that temple.

Maybe big devil live in there.

A temple?

Helstrom, suppose the treasure should be hidden here.

That certainly would be wonderful.

You better come along with me, Helstrom.

We'll meet here at sundown.

I go with skipper.

Oh!

Oh, I'd forgotten you.

Uh, you'd better wait right here. We'll all be back soon.

Do you think I'm gonna stay here alone?

Well, all right then. Come on with me.

But be quiet. And don't talk.

-I thought jungles were full of food.

-Oh, that's what everybody thinks who've never been...

-Look!

-DINOSAUR ROARS

DINOSAUR ROARS

Well, we won't starve, anyway.

BEAR ROARS

HILDA SCREAMS

LITTLE KONG WHIMPERS

BEAR ROARS

LITTLE KONG MOANS AND ROARS

LITTLE KONG GRUNTS

Good boy, Little Kong!

Say, can he scrap. Just like his old man.

LITTLE KONG GROANS

-Look, he's hurt.

-Huh?

Poor Little Kong.

-Do you suppose he knew he was helping us?

-Of course not.

-Do you want me to believe he was grateful?

-He did save us, didn't he?

And how do we know what animals think?

Let's go and help him.

Are you game?

Yes. If you are.

LITTLE KONG MOANS

Wait.

If you talk very calmly,

sometimes that keeps animals quiet.

LITTLE KONG WHIMPERS

LITTLE KONG ROARS

-You frightened him.

-Yeah, that's too bad.

Was I too rough with him?

LITTLE KONG WHIMPERS

Poor old boy. Baby Kong.

Yeah, some baby.

You're not a patch on your old man.

LITTLE KONG HOOTS

I must be completely cuckoo to be doing this.

Giving you a first aid treatment instead of running like blazes.

Guess it must be remorse or something. You see, I'm the guy that knocked out your pop

with a gas bomb and then carried him off to New York in chains. I've been sorry for it every since.

LITTLE KONG WHIMPERS

Yeah. Yeah, you see the poor old geezer got shot at the finish

and, well, I guess if I'd left him alone, we-we'd all been better off.

This is sort of an apology.

LITTLE KONG GURGLES

There you are, boy.

Two good deeds in one day for something that size,

we ought to be caught up on our good deeds for a year.

I wish I had one of those coconuts.

Well, I'll see what I can do about it.

Hey, look what you're doing, you big dummy!

LITTLE KONG WHIMPERS

I wish you'd be a little more careful of what you wish for.

Say. Heh heh!

You better lie down and do your sleeping.

I'm sorry. I didn't mean to go to sleep.

I was helping you keep watch.

I have to keep watch of you.

That's the third time I've caught you.

Aren't you going to signal the others again?

Well, there's no use wasting any more ammunition.

They'd have answered those shots I fired if they'd heard them.

You'd better lie down.

-Here. Take my coat for a pillow.

-Oh, you'll need it.

No, I won't. I'll keep the fire going. There you are.

You're a grand little scout.

I'm sorry I got you in all this mess, kid.

You didn't. I came.

Well, then I'm glad they wouldn't let you stay on the ship.

But I'm just another trouble.

You told me not to come on the boat.

Good night, kid.

Good night.

It's gone.

What fashion animal you call that, huh? I no like.

Uh, here's your gun.

Hmm? Let's see.

Well, that leaves only one shotgun among us. It's light enough now.

We better go and look for Denham and the girl.

Hmm? Heh! Oh.

Good morning.

Good morning.

No sign of the skipper?

No.

I'll fire one more shot.

LITTLE KONG ROARS

Ha ha! Ha ha ha!

Our guardian angel.

Hey, look. I'm gonna try and get into this place.

If you have no objections.

LITTLE KONG GURGLES

You're sure you don't mind?

Well, that's fine.

Listen, you attend to your business and I'll attend to mine.

LITTLE KONG WHIMPERS

Look, the treasure!

The treasure of the island!

Oh, I was expecting you. Come on, baby.

We've found it!

Oh, please, Little Kong, help him. Hand it down.

LITTLE KONG BELLOWS

Attaboy, Kong!

Stick to me, kid, and you'll wear diamonds. Just look at 'em!

We're rich! We're all rich!

Well, what are you going to do with them?

Yeah, I guess maybe a sailboat would be more useful.

Hey, put that down!

LITTLE KONG WHIMPERS

HE BELLOWS

Hey, look out. You'll shoot yourself, you half-wit!

Hey!

Aah!

Hey, you wanna kill somebody?

HE WHIMPERS

HE CONTINUES WHIMPERING

Hey!

Oh, sure, you've fixed everything now.

HE WHIMPERS

You big rummy.

CREATURE ROARS

ROARING CONTINUES

THEY SNARL AND GROWL

GROWLING

GROWLING

LITTLE KONG ROARS

VICIOUS ROARING

ROARS

THEY ROAR

ROARING CONTINUES

ROARING AND SCREECHING

Do you think he's dead?

ENGLEHORN: Denham! >

That's the skipper!

LITTLE KONG BELLOWS

-What's happened, Denham? Where's your gun?

-It's broken, but listen...

What? Both guns gone? We can't stay here.

-Yes, but, Helstrom, the treasure!

-There wasn't any treasure. Let's get out of here!

Oh, that was just a yarn you gave me.

-I had to tell you that to get away from the Cay.

-And there isn't any treasure at all.

LITTLE KONG WHIMPERS

Aah!

Helstrom! Helstrom!

-He's going to the boat.

-The crazy fool may take it.

-Let's go after him.

-Yeah.

I'm going back for the rest of the treasure.

Make sure of the boat.

I'll catch up with you! Hurry!

CREATURE ROARS

Ohh!

RUMBLING

Earthquake!

ALL SCREAM

Aah!

LITTLE KONG BELLOWS

WIND WHISTLES

THUNDER

CREATURE ROARS

Hilda!

HE MUTTERS

CLAPS OF THUNDER

LITTLE KONG ROARS

HE CONTINUES ROARING

LITTLE KONG WHIMPERS

My poor kid.

It doesn't seem to matter very much.

Stick to me, and you'll wear diamonds.

Look.

Look.

Ship.

Ship!

Hello, kid.

What are you thinking about?

Poor little Kong.

Do you suppose he knew he was saving my life?

Oh, I'm sure he did.

Pretty soon,

when we get back,

you'll be saying goodbye to me, won't you?

Yeah.

What?

Where are you going?

I don't know.

Well, you'll have plenty of money, kid.

We'll split the treasure four ways.

Couldn't you just split it...

three ways?

How do you mean?

Well...

1/3 to the skipper,

1/3 to Charlie,

and 1/3...

to us?

Well, you said stick to you.

SHE SIGHS

This is...

nice, isn't it?

It's all right.